Jethro Tull - New Single: Locomotive Breath / Protect and Survive (Live In Switzerland) | TRAILER

[@luisf.alvarezborja3352]

JETHRO TULL back to the Concerts. Congratulations. I love JETHRO TULL. Long live Rock and Roll.

[@ilseilse3824]

For me ever the best song… 😊

[@johnlegendallofme880]

Jethro Tull rocks!! Forever a fan!!!

[@PS-un8zz]

Thanks🙏

[@pacosteven1914]

Still alive Jethro tull forever 👍

[@Famintocozinhapratica]

Great!!!!

[@backtoobasics]

❤❤ ohhh yea buddy!!!

[@NuntiusLegis]

The best yet unreleased concerts are: Jethro Tull in tribute to J. S. Bach, Berlin 1985, including incredibly powerful verisons of Black Sunday, Hunting Girl, Living In The Past, Locomotive Breath - and the Vivace from Bach's Concerto for Two Violins in D minor (BWV 1043)! - And of course the Tull Rock Opera Tour with some great, new, yet unreleased songs! Please!

[@filmawayvlad]

Grand!

[@ramsestoo]

Great, great and great

[@TroutMaskMandate-zn8uy]

Live in Switzerland album a must have. No Toronto on 23/24 tour?

[@olivarionline]

After the classic 70s lineup, this was probably the second best era for the band. Glad I managed to see them in Malta around this time.

[@schiniachilensis]

Qué raro, cuando le doy clic al canal, me redirige a Jethro Tull & Ian Anderson.

[@rupertbobrowicz963]

Still no way to slow down! 😀💙🇬🇧🇨🇭👍

[@gerhardschote8000]

Tull needs Barre

[@NuntiusLegis]

Vice versa more.

[@StormwatchDruid]

18 years ago , whats new?

[@natasha113]

No way to slow down 😊

[@tomwaters8409]

I remember these guys having a lot more hair, me too.

[@scottmatznick3140]

Too old to rock and roll?

[@user-zl6zx3nn2p]

Niemals zu alt.❤

[@Nick-ii9pg]

This is not a new single this is an old song from a two hit wonder aqua lung and locomotive breath are those two hits 😂

[@arkanoiddude]

Two hit wonder? Lmao they have way more than two hits my guy...Living in the Past, Witches Promise, Teacher, Thick as a Brick, Skating Away, Bungle in the Jungle, Too Old to Rock and Roll Too Young to Die...anyways after 1971 they became more of an album-oriented band like Yes or Pink Floyd so they weren't releasing so many singles anymore...but since you obviously don't know, they were one of the biggest English rock groups of the 70s.

[@BG-id2cv]

If one knew anything about Tull; hits were the last thing that they were concerned about...they were primarily an albums band...if they had a hit single, it was a bonus. I suppose over 100 million albums sold doesn't really count does it?...and no they haven't sold 60 million albums as a Google search e.g. Wikipedia might state ....those are 1980s figures.